Strengthening advocacy for criminal justice reform in Australia.

Team

Core Team

Meet our Core Team.

Melanie Poole

Executive Director

Anna Cerreto

Strategic Communications Adviser

Rachael Hambleton

Senior Strategy and Research Adviser

Naomi Murphy

Yarning Circles Lead

Grace Orange

Data Analyst

Eline Ruisendaal

Research Adviser

Denham Sadler

Senior Editor

Anya Saravanan

Research and Policy Analyst

Nicole Shackleton

Research Supervisor

David Sligar

Research and Policy Analyst

Zoë Wundenberg

Communications Team Lead

Steering Committee

Meet our Steering Committee.

Prof Lorana Bartels

Centre for Social Research and Methods

Laura Beacroft

Independent Lawyer and Researcher

Dr Tessa Boyd-Caine

Health Justice Australia

antoinette braybrook

Antoinette Braybrook

Djirra

antoinette gentile

Antoinette Gentile

Djirra

Prof Susan Goodwin

University of Sydney

Kara Keys

KTL Collective

Prof Stuart Kinner

The University of Melbourne

Keenan Mundine

Deadly Connections

Sarouche Razi

Kimberley Community Legal Services

Carly Stanley

Deadly Connections

Sophie Trevitt

Change the Record

Karly Warner

Aboriginal Legal Service NSW and ACT

Stan Winford

RMIT Centre for Innovative Justice

Volunteers

Meet our Volunteers.

Hadil Albarqi

Research and Communications

Hannah Blackwell

Research

Felicity Bolles

Research

Eliza Cotton

Research and Communications

Lily Cox

Research

Lucia Droga

Research and Communications

Sarah Fitzsimons

Research

Terry Gray

Research

Taylor Heslington

Research

Esther Le Couteur

Research

Zoe Maddison

Research

Charalambos (Harry) Michael

Research

Agata Nabaglo

Research

Mary Ntalianis

Research

Mollie Reed

Research

Charlotte Smith

Research

Annabelle Southwell

Research and Communications

Gabriel Taylor-Sands

Research

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